NanoLab Members

 

Past Members, Past Events.
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Dr. Andrew J. Steckl  (aka AJS, the Boss man)

NanoLab Director
Ohio Eminent Scholar and  Carl Gieringer Professor of Solid State Electronics

Dr. Andrew J. Steckl has had 30 years of experience working as a research scientist in industry and as a professor in the academic world.  More information on Dr. Steckl's background and current interests can be found here.

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The Boss Man.  

All the NanoLab students agree that he's lucky we let him work with all of us, and that we don't leave and form our own Super-NanoLab, we'd call our new lab the PicoLab. 
 

a.steckl@uc.edu



Jingchu (Peter) Huang

PhD Candidate

B.S. Electrical Eng, Chongqing University and University of Cincinnati, 2019

Jingchu’s research including microfluids channels apply on fidget spinners. Now is working on pressure sensing using electrospinning with PCL and PVDF

 

huang2ju@mail.uc.edu



Brooke Campbell

PhD student

B.S. Chemistry, University of Cincinnati, 2014

For the past 4 years Brooke has been operating as a senior research chemist focusing on surface chemistry and adhesion in an array of industries. Now she is expanding her research capabilities in the electrical engineering realm. Currently she is studying electrospinning of polymer fibers and their unique applications

campbebk@mail.uc.edu



Robert Horvath

PhD student

B.S. Chemical Eng, Univ. of Akron, 2022

Robert's research interests include medical devices and surgical tools. He is researching electrospun membranes for medical applications..

horvatrw@mail.uc.edu



Daewoo Han

Senior Research Associate 

Ph.D. Electrical Eng., University of Cincinnati, 2010

M.S.  Telecomm. Eng, Hoseo University , 1996

Daewoo have expertised experiences over electrofluidics including electrowetting, electrophoresis, dielectrophoresis and electrospinning. He is trying to combine these techniques into the new engineer world.

His current focus, multi-axial electrospinning, is one of very powerful technique to produce multi-coated nanofibers/nanotubes in a single step.

hand@mail.uc.edu



Jason Heikenfeld - Honorable Lifetime Nanolab member

Assistant Professor  

Ph.D. Electrical Eng, University Of Cincinnati, 2001


Jason is currently Assistant Professor in University of Cincinnati. He has a extreme passion for the research and teaching students. We are always welcome him as a Honorable Lifetime Nanolab member.

--All-Powerful Master of a droplet and Big Important Sounding Title Denoting Seniority.

Jason is another of those who haven't learned their lesson from going to school for years and years. After inhaling too many lab vapors one day, he decided he'd like to be a florist but ended up here instead. 
 

heikenjc@ucmail.uc.edu



Julie Meunchen - Honorable Lifetime Nanolab member
She worked as the Nanolab secretary and now is working s as Graduate program coordinator. We are pleased for her to be a family as a honored member of Nanolab.
  
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Grand Chancelor of Organizational Skills and Supplier of Yummy Holiday Cookies.

muenchjd@ucmail.uc.edu